How many different fabrics for D9P
#13
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Wendy, I love the scrappy one you did.
Nw to Mini. Some have only used 3 and it loks to planned for me I prefer more colors.... and I love the scrappy rather it is with all the came beginning center or also scrappy... at any rate you will love ho wit all goes together. If scrappl just make sure you have a value difference and it will be great...
ConnieF
Nw to Mini. Some have only used 3 and it loks to planned for me I prefer more colors.... and I love the scrappy rather it is with all the came beginning center or also scrappy... at any rate you will love ho wit all goes together. If scrappl just make sure you have a value difference and it will be great...
ConnieF
#14
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Originally Posted by Mimi Baby Yow
Does anyone have any idea how many different fabric colorways to use for the D9P. I am planning to use blacks, whites, and reds. Thanks
#16
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Mine is a scrap quilt using 4" squares
I held constant the center square to provide some unity. I just keep cutting and sewing. At some point I'll stop and assemble some tops and will post pictures.
I'm in charge of my Guild's Charity Day. We'll all be making Fractured 9-Patches, again using scraps, 5" squares, the center one all black solid. I've chosen and fussy-cut loads of fabrics suitable for boys, girls and adult women, ultimately bound for a local Women's Shelter.
I held constant the center square to provide some unity. I just keep cutting and sewing. At some point I'll stop and assemble some tops and will post pictures.
I'm in charge of my Guild's Charity Day. We'll all be making Fractured 9-Patches, again using scraps, 5" squares, the center one all black solid. I've chosen and fussy-cut loads of fabrics suitable for boys, girls and adult women, ultimately bound for a local Women's Shelter.
#18
Well, i'm overwhelmed...thanks to everyone for all your ideas and pics...I have some thoughts about arranging now. I have so many combinations of blk/wt/red I could probably make two quilts and let him choose which one he likes the best.
#19
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Location: Columbus, Ohio
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I made one with a Figgy Pudding charm pack, and some extra yardage, using the same red in the center square, and the same white in the top, bottom and sides (the ones that get sliced up), so the charms themselves weren't sliced up. Turned out really pretty (sorry, don't have a picture!). Loved the continuity the red gave it.
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